Rebecca Adlington has revealed she has been overcome with emotion as her eldest daughter Summer leaves primary school.The Olympic swimmer, 37, shares Summer, 11, with her ex-husband Harry Needs, as well as son Albie, four, and daughter Thea, four months, with her now husband Andy Parsons. And taking to Instagram on Thursday the mother urged people to check on parents who have children leaving primary school as she revealed she had been crying all week. Sharing a photo of Summer on her first and last day of primary school she penned: ‘To anyone who knows anyone with kids leaving primary school… check on them. They are not ok. ‘I’ve been crying for about a week but this mornings end of year assembly just topped it all off.’She continued: ‘I cannot believe my baby girl is leaving primary school. I remember her first day like it was only last year. Rebecca Adlington has revealed she has been ‘crying for a week’ as her eldest daughter Summer, 11, finishes primary school as she says ‘I am so proud of her’ in latest post ‘So much has happened over the past 7 years… Covid, we moved and Summer changed school, she became a big sibling (twice over) and so much more. I am so proud of her.’To all the other parents with children leaving….sending you all big hugs.’Back in March Rebecca hit back at a mum guilt shamer who insisted they would ‘never put themselves first’ after making the choice to have a child. The swimmer welcomed her third child Thea Joy in February after suffering two heartbreaking miscarriages in the space of three years.And the newborn mum shared that she had treated herself to a manicure, but had been left struggling after Thea started crying. After trying to breastfeed one handed, Rebecca took to her Instagram to share how a lovely woman in the salon came over and helped look after Thea so she could enjoy a bit of pampering. She penned: ‘Her kindness and taking time out her day was so lovely. I know it seems small but it’s the first thing I’ve done for me in a long time. A huge thank you to her’. However some fans didn’t focus on the kind side of the story, as Rebecca took to her Instagram Story to share one particular message she received. Sharing a photo of Summer on her first and last day of primary school she penned: ‘To anyone who knows anyone with kids leaving primary school… check on them. They are not ok’ The swimmer welcomed her third child Thea Joy in February after suffering two heartbreaking miscarriages in the space of three years Claiming it was Rebecca’s choice to have another child, the social media user wrote that ‘kids should always come first’ as she confessed she would have felt mum guilt if she were Rebecca. Sharing the message, Rebecca confessed it had made her sad as she spoke out against the unfair ‘mum guilt’ narrative. She penned: ‘Yesterday I got this message after I posted about my nails. I wouldn’t normally share this but it made me sad. ‘I didn’t choose to have another child… WE chose to have another child. Why is it mum’s feel guilty and not “we feel guilty”. ‘I relate to this lady so much as I’m sure many of you do, but I want to be better at looking after you, you will be a better parent’.